Use “They” Instead Of “He” Or “She” 

- to describe people who go by this pronoun or without talking about their gender. 

- We've all used the word "they" to describe multiple people in the third person, but it's actually been used to describe a single person since the 14th century.

Use “Partner” or “Significant Other” 

- "boyfriend" and "girlfriend" -->  difficult for people to talk about their partners if they don't identify themselves as men or women.

- Gender-neutral terms like partner and spouse can be substituted when discussing romantic relationships.

Use “Mx” Instead Of “Mr.” “Ms.” “Mrs.” Or “Miss” 

- ‘Mx’ is used as a title for those who do not identify as being of a particular gender, or for people who simply don't want to be identified by gender.

- It’s pronounced like mix.

- Some non-binary people use this honorific, but others can too if they simply prefer not to specify their gender. 

Use “Parent”, “Sibling”, And “Child” 

- It's customary to use phrases like "my sister," "my son," and "my mom" even when specifying the person's gender isn't really necessary.

- "Parent," "sibling," and "child" help us talk about our family members without specifying their gender.